Action of N-acylated ambroxol derivatives on secretion of chloride ions in human airway epithelia.
Action of N-acylated ambroxol derivatives on secretion of chloride ions in human airway epithelia.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2009.01.122
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发表时间:
2009-03
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Takahiro Yamada;Yoshizumi Takemura;N. Niisato;E. Mitsuyama;Y. Iwasaki;Y. Marunaka
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作者:
Takahiro Yamada;Yoshizumi Takemura;N. Niisato;E. Mitsuyama;Y. Iwasaki;Y. Marunaka
We report the effects of new N-acylated ambroxol derivatives (TEI-588a, TEI-588b, TEI-589a, TEI-589b, TEI-602a and TEI-602b: a, aromatic amine-acylated derivative; b, aliphatic amine-acylated derivative) induced from ambroxol (a mucolytic agent to treat human lung diseases) on Cl−secretion in human submucosal serous Calu-3 cells under a Na+/K+/2Cl−cotransporter-1 (NKCC1)-mediated hyper-secreting condition. TEI-589a, TEI-589b and TEI-602a diminished hyper-secretion of Cl−by diminishing the activity of NKCC1 without blockade of apical Cl−channel (TEI-589a>TEI-602a>TEI-589b), while any other tested compounds including ambroxol had no effects on Cl−secretion. These indicate that the inhibitory action of an aromatic amine-acylated derivative on Cl−secretion is stronger that that of an aliphatic amine-acylated derivative, and that 3-(2,5-dimethyl)furoyl group has a strong action in inhibition of Cl−secretion than cyclopropanoyl group. We here indicate that TEI-589a, TEI-589b and TEI-602a reduce hyper-secretion to an appropriate level in the airway, providing a possibility that the compound can be an effective drug in airway obstructive diseases including COPD by reducing the airway resistance under a hyper-secreting condition.